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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-23

4nfaufs bes geiammten bortigen @iien.
lanbes in llnterbanolung itebt. So lit
oas cine 8egenb, bic gang unb gar aus
8erslanb beitebt unb felbit ffr 8ieb-
audit gang unbrau9bar lit. Udbrenb
bes GebelliDnsfrieges tpurbe bort cine
@iieugieBerei in Betrieb geIebt, unb bas
&obeifen, tpeI9es bort fabriSirt murs
be, fDl Elm bor;iigIi9es getuefeH iein.
Sas 2ano ift reid an ben beifen giiens
erSen uno meiii i'm 8eiiB Der umpObs
nenben Garmer.
= Die @alpefon Neps per6fenilibt
ben &eiIeberi6t zines Serrn %. 9. S.,
mel6er nuf einem Der fiir3li9 eingerid)'
ieten oiretten 3iise eine Wergniiaungss
unb 8eoba6tunsstour bon 8aloeffon
mad Ganias Giip unternOmmen bat.
Sn bieiem 8eri9te beiBt es unter anbes
rem: Scr tpunberbare Mufl1wung
i'm Wertb uno 0erfebr bes Iegenben
gigentbums, tpel6en ib in ieber 3ebns
Gent=Stabt in 4anias iebe, muB notbs
ipenbiger Weiie i'm ndbifen Winter
Seras errei9en, bor allen San Nntos
uio unb @albeifon. Ion bieien smei
pldben b6re id beute bic 9eute baupt'
iddlid fpre9en, unb i'm Serbff miro
Die 3abl oerer, tpelfe ii6 bort umIes
ben unb Gapital anlegeH wollen, cine
grOBe fein, INNER borausseiebt, baB
Der sNusfall elm gutter ift. Die
Greiiperbung BON Millionen BON Doll
Iars, tpelde in oreipro3entigen &eoiez
rungsbonbs angelest tparen, uno bic
beboritebenbe Nus3ablung Der bierpros
sentigen 8onbs liegen bieIer Gapital6es
ipegung gu 8runbe. Nn elmer anberen
StelIe bes Beri9tes pirb geiagt, baB
Der boom" Norbteras. insbeionbere
Gainesville in Goofe @ounip idoa TT.
reidt babe.
= Nn Der BON Commerce, Sunt So.
na9 Sort WOrtb fiibrenben 3meiglinie
Der ct. 2ouis, 9lrfanias unb Seras
8abn iinb BON Commerce aus bic Plas
nirar6eiten begonnen tuoroen, ebenio
an Der anberen 3weigbabn, ,uel6e BON
8reenuille nod Sort Dortb gebt.
= Sn CUNT 60. iif bic Weiseuernte
einsebra9t unb gum groBen She'll f6on
gebroffen iporben. uno bic Saferernte
1T i'm 8ange. Der grtrag beiber 1T
bebeuteab GROCER, als ertuartet uoroeH
mar. Nuf ber Stanb Der 8aumpolle
unO beg WeIi6tOrns 1T elm iebr gutter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-23
unberf6bnIi9e 8egenfdbe

unberi6bnI nIi9e 8egeHfdbe.
Scr Morgen iirablte JoIoen bur6 bic
tpeiben Wouhelineporbl lge berein, bic
grnsiiinens 6eniter perbillteu. unb nod
f1lisf iie feit unb frieblib ioie elm Gino.
3um eriisn Wfal felt pie!eu Sabren
f9redte Iie bic Sait Der 9lr Neit ni6t auf,
ffanb bas @efpenif beg Obeims niht
po9eno binter ber 3biir; Der S6ub.
engel, ben Sobannes III mitgegeben,
lieB es nidt beran. gr h 1T no9 i'm.
mer au ibren Sdupten eulid Wade
uub es mar, ols empfdibe bas gan5e
Saus feline beilige gtots, benn es
berrfdte barin cine feierlld,s SiiIe mie
in ber Gir9e. 9llle feline Bepobner
tparen auf. aber 0as @ebDt es Sauss
BERN bannte iebe Sanb. bic cine Sbiir
gu iGIieBen batte, baB fie es leiIe that,
ieoen fbreitenbeu SUB. baB er
fa9te ging. Spbannes idiibte grneiii-
mems S9Iummer, er mar ibr 10 nbtbig
llno iuie laut fein 6er3 ibrem Morgens
gruBe entgeseuidlug, aud 6ies bra6te
er gum S6weigen!
(Gortiesuns foIst.,
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Gin pffencS sd,rciben.
Blpominatun. Sas.,
Is. Sept. 1882.


Is. Sept. 1882.
Serren ). s. @beusp & Co.,
SolebD. Ob.
SD bin 4S Sabre alt uno lit lnein
2eben lang an Gatarrb, ieit 19 Sabren
lit i6 am Qfbma, unb felt 5 Sabren
frdnfelte i'd an einem b6sartigen 0us
fen. SD gebraudte alerlsi Seilmitte!;
ging nl9 Sot Springs-trob allebem
feline 2inberuug meines troiiloien 3us
itanbes, feline @eneiuug. Da iab i6,
fdon Der au10iuns nabe. in elmer 3eis
tung cine an5eige bon Or. Salls @a=
tarrb Cure, unb bdtte idb nidt iofort
mid bieies Mittels bebient, beFen beil=
iamen ginfluB id in fur3er 3eit su ftbs
len bic 6rerbe batte-beute ldge i9 i'm
8rabe. Gin uebel nah benz anbern
peri6manb uno bic @eIunbbeit febrte
ipieoer, i'd atbme lei6t unb fiible mid
pobl tpie ME 5uDor. Sd Diinf6te Ses
benz, Der BON Gatarrb, 9uiten, Iibma
beimgefu9t 1T, Saas Gatarrb Cure
peri6nli6 empfeblen su t6nnen.
Sd bermag nift Sbnen in Worten
meine bolle Danfbarfeit aus;uiprefen,
nebmen sic bieie 3eiIen entgesen CUR
beliebisen 8er0ifentli9uus i'm Sntereiie
aller 2eibenben.
Soiepbine @brismau,
406, 6. q. Street.
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- 9lus 9oufon mirb ntitgetbeilt,
baB bort eiaselaufenen Nabri9ten nod
brei 2eute auf ben 8erba9t bin, an Der
lebten 8abnberaubuns tbeiIsenommeu
au baben, Derbaftet nOrben unb na9
Jlatonia gebra9t iporben ieien, um
bort ioentifi3irt su tueroen. Sir bic
@rgteifuug unb ueberfiibruns iebes am
Raub betbeiligten, finb bonn 6taate
Seras $500, pOn Der 8ereinigteH 6taa=
ten Hegierung 5000, bon Der Siibli9eu
paeiiic 8abn $3.50 unb bon Der WelIs,
Sarge un6 60. grpreB @eIelidaft
$1,000 als 8elobnung ausgeiebt por=
ben, i'm @ansen mitbin 1880.
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gen 5 arf, mas bic @ernumft ui6i

gen b ar +, tpas bic Vernunft nl1t
biligt.
gDirfli6a SObannes i9uies cine
Setunbe, bann i6ritt er nit unterges
i9lasenen Nrmen i'm 3immer auf unb
nieber uno trat enblid bor He bin. Ou
1pri6if BON einem @efibl. bas Su ni6t
fennf . aber, tpie Su aud beute
mam9e feimenbe 9offuung in mir sers
5t6rtef, Die / n { ninlmif Su mir
nidt, Du ipirit es mod fennen lernen
Sic 6tantsrdibin fam berein. Wein
6rduIein, Sbr 3immer 1T bereit, bsliebt
Is Sbnen, mir su fOIgen2
Ntutter, rief Sobannes. iei nidt 10
faIt unb formIiG gegen @rneitine. Wer
mir 10 nabe ifebt, bari Dir ni9t ferne
bleiben.
Sd phBte nift, morin i6 gegen
6rduIein bon Sarttuid gefeblt bdtte,
mir ino uns ia nod gdnsli1 unbefannt.
GetpiB, 6rau Staatsrdtbin. Sic bas
ben 8e6t, fagte @rneifine, i6 bin ni6t
10 unbef9eiben, mebr bon Sbnen au
forbern, aIs mas sic benz Grembeiten
gepdbren, - f1on bas fdllt mir f6per,
bon Sbnen an5unebmen. Sd foIge Sbs
nen auf mein Simmer, um Sic ni9t
ldnger pDn Der eigenen Hube ab3ubals
ten, = aber ieien Sic berfidert, i9 merbe
es nur fir elm E. gfa9t in 9lnfpru6
nebmenl
sic panbte fi1 su Sobannes unb
rei1te ibm nit einem unbei9reibli6en
Bid bic 9ano:
e@lafen Sic wObI, mein 9 utter
Serr!
Soft i6ibe Geinen eriten S6lummer
unter meinem Oad! fagte Sobannes
betpegt. uno es mar, als nebme bieier
Wuni9 bic Ii6te Geitalt ibres perlores
men S9ubengels an uno f6uebe bOr
ibr ber Die 5reppe binauf bis in bas
trauIi1e Waniarben Stiib6en, in bas
bic Wtutter lie fiibrte; als ftele fie fi9
su ben 9dupten bes f6ueeigen Sagers
unb fdhle nit ieinen Sdpingen ibrer
brennenoeH Stirn Giiblung 5u.
Wfutter, ipra6 Sobannes ernif, als
bic Staatsrdtbin ipieber berunter fam:
6eute irarit Su gum erifen Mal in meis
mem 2eben mid metre Whltter!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-23
Prei(e Gprecten fiir Bdn0e!

Ssrrsn 8aIbrissau unb braunss 2isleibrsab
unter3eus, bon sl.75 bis $3.50, per auSus.
Cine bubble auspabI bon f9par;eH Gals.
tiidcru, Standardization, BinSior. unb -four
in bano". @rabatten.
Sin fdoner gorratb sou leinenen unb ieibe.
men Ssrren.Saidentii6ern, Opera SdIeifeu,
ieioenen Ressuf6irmen.
Gin febr 5robes aHoriemsnt bon psibm unb
bunteu anaben.S Sberbembsn aus SERIAL, firs
aIter bon fla Sabrtn. Sn l6, IS, IS, so 90.
unb aufn1rts.
Serrenf6ube in allen Gormsn unb Mnaern
um6 su allen Yreiieu.
Son Serrsn- unb anabsn. Strobbiisn babm
mir bas aussebreitetfe Eager i'm Sibpefeu.
Serren. unb sfuaben.5 .5il;bite, pei6s unb
fteife, bon allen arten uno Sdattiruuseu.
@dnb;eus fiir 9amen u. &inOer.
Sn bieIem Department bin id 10 boh bor.
seieben, bab i9 sllIe unb Seoernann 90 befries
bieen bermag.
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aur,c sfinberiIsioer ron 65 es. bis $3.50.
@e;eidnctc unb einfade Sdpsi,cr bon Ia
gents aufndrts.
8oroirtc llebsrflsiocr ;u 50 unb aufparts.
8or0irts Galbmir Searfs bon $l.5O-S2.
Sbpar;s unb farbiee Sericbs ;u 81, l Is,
1.50, 50 uno auitpdrts.
9amelt StrltnpfiOrten.
8raune 8aIbrissan, gutter Nualitdt, ju 10,
-, Is, 16, 20, Is, 30 Cts. unb aufparts.
Ginfarbisc Strimpfe-su 10, IL, Is, 20,
25 Gents unO aufpdrts.
Ginfade unb Gurus SeiDenitrimbie fur
Mdbden unb ainber, in allen 3arben unb 3u
allen Yreifen.
GOriett=9epartenlellt.
Bon gorietts balten mir bic $3.50 Bone, bic
@arncr 8ros., in allen GraSen, Die e. q a,
bic %. 81, Die rH G.~ unS biele anoere
giarfen, ;u A., so, rs Cts. uns 81.
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4araiol : 9epartement.

Bir baben pas bel peitcm sr0bts unS bOIl.
tfdnbieie slhortsment bon einfadsn unO 2u>
rus. Sonuenidlirmen in Der Stabt.
S6par3ieibene Yarafols-ron 75 es. bis 81.
Sdpar;c atlas. Sdjirmc bon 25-$5.
S9parse gtlas. S9irme sciittert unb nit
Spbeurano bon $2.95-$f6.
ifarbise Yaraiols unsefIt.erte-l.25 bis So.
6arbise Yaraiols, sefitterte, nit Spisen.
ranb-pon $50 bis Sl2.
ainber.parafoIs an S5, 50, rs es IL. 81.
9anleu WeiBwaaren.
Schlben, bolle @rOBe, bon 45 es. bio gu 81.
gauee Semben, bon 10 cs. bis ;u 81.
@oriett. .gSeifeu aller Groben, bon 10 Gents
bis ;u $l.b0.
CONNER @au;e lleberpeiien, in @roeen bon
2s-44, su 40, so unb 60 gts.
Cine biibfde sluspabl bon Sill II. Spibfu'
bauben fir Rinoer bon 25 es bis So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-23

DR.. qieree's ,Favorite Prescription"
[ [SiebIinesberorbnuug ] III eli iebr md9s
tiges Observation-Disclosures Stdrfungsmits
tel unb pereinigti in iid bic werlbuolfien
nerbenitdrfenhenGi nGigeni9aften, if beion.
5ers ben geoiirfniKen entfrdfteter 9as
men angepabt, iuelde an Riidenf6pds
DIE, innerli9em 6ieber, 8Iutanbrang,
gnisiinbung ober S9mdruns, ober on
9lerppiitdt ober Nerbenf6mer3en leiben.
Bei Npoibetern Su baben.
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Samem>6iite ,c ,e.

Dicies Departement fam, sleid ben ibri.
gen nidt abcrtrofen iperoen, oa i'd idmmtlide
artiieI oireft imprrtire unb I'M Stanoe bin,
bic beiie uno rsidbaltisfie auspabI in geaus
auf Ietie Mobe unb StiI gu praientiren, ME
4. 8. vGautb" gapiioIia, @lirriam, Rbiuis,
Denber, Barrett, Wlib Ga Belle, Weooro,
Yrineeton, SbsaI, alice. Sennora. 3nreSe.
8ei uns finbet man bic ueueHsn Muiter in
Sutbeiab bon febr ssfdllissm Stpl unS tu
niebriaifen @reilsn-son IS es. bis $1.60.
aae arten auiput. 8iiidel, Seereu unb cine
pradtboIs auspabl bon Blumen &c.
Bidder, in sroBem Sorratb bonn einfadften
bis gum slesantefen, unb ;u allen Yreiien.
SerreIz@aroerobe.
gSir baben elm aussebebntes unb pra9tboucs
afortemsnt bon Ssrren' ObsrbemSen aus ger,
cal, an allen EretIen. Oas bette 80 ct. Som.
mer Merino Semb, iemals i'm Martte.
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Wenn bas 8lut rnrein lit, ge=
rdtb bas sanse Spfiem auBer Orbnung.
Gin FOLDER 3uifanb tann nibt lange
anbalten obne bic ernitli9fen Golsen.
Sn iol9en Gdllen 1T elm md9tiges grs
neuerungs,, 9lnregungss unb Heini=
gunssmittel notbpenbig, un6 elm fol-
d'es iff NDers SarfaparilIa.
gs perfeblt feline Wirfung ME unb bat
pofitip nibt ieines 8lei1en.
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Seioell : Separtement.

Gdbar;sr uno farbiser giIas, bon 80 eeniS
bis ;u 81 90.
Gurab esibeniioiTe in allen S@attiruuscn
su rs Gents unb $500.
SGparasr unO farbiser @rOs Grain su 75r.,
9Oe., 81, $1.25 unb $3.50.
@siirsifts nnb fdedisc SOmmer. SelSen ;u
IS, DO, so, 65, 20 unb 30 Gents.
Gdparser unS iarbiesr Surab sltlas, gu
so unb rs Gents
GleiberitOff : Separteneltt.
Sommer. @aIimire ipie Sums. Selling, aIbas
iros, GRAPES, aIscriennc Streif, Satin DO.
grenabine, Dsbesc gu allen grciien.
Satins. ocseidnet obsr einfarbia ;u 10, Is,
20, 25, 80 unb 80 @ents.
grinfls Geeriuders ;u Z, 8, lt, IL uno s c..
@insbam in bubi&er auaDabL gu 8, 10,
f2 unS Is gents
8epbbr Ginsbam ;u 20, rs unb 80 es.
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0lus Giuriuuoti mirh m;tneth

- aus Cincinnati wir6 miisetbeiIt,
baB f1 Die 8erbinbli6teiten Der bers
tra6ien Fidelity. Bank auf bic enprme
Summe BON $6,000,000 belaufenl
auf ben 8efebl beg 8unossanmalts
muroe Der 8icesprdfoent uno Der 9afs
iirer Der 9ant berbaFtet.
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~ 6rau emma gbib, cine
in OeutI6lanb gspriifie Sebamme. bic
bereiis ldnsere 3eit in @5icago ibdtis
mar, empiiebIt ibre Gienite Dem belis
aen pubIitum. Wobnung: Nro. 319
Beean.5 .5traBe, @de Abenue 6.
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Sausbaltnngsitoffe,

GebIei9ter Slid. Oamaif-;u S5. 40, As,
so Gents unb aufparts.
Srauner Samait su %. so, 40 unb so es.
99otber Siirfiidsr Siid.Samait-su so, So,
40, so unb Go Gents unb aufDdrts.
GcbIeidte unb uuscbIcidte Samaif Sanb.
tiidlcr, gutter GroBe, gu s, 10, II, 10, 20 GS.
unb aufipdrts. @robe tiirtiide 8abe.9anb,
tiider Al is, 16, 90 unb rs Gents.
Sefrauifcs SauStiidcr;eus, bon $50 Cts.
Sbiten. Sprbdnse gu 123. Is, 20, 25, so
Gents uub aufpdrts.
Srnpirunasiioffe au 10, II unb Is @ents.
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H9- Mobin Sbr geben m6et, iraet
na6 Gone Star Bier. DafIelbe
iff Der 8efunbbeit bOppelt sutrdsli6:
es eririi@t unb itdrtt.
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Gran,0GId)e YereaIs ;u s, 10, l23 II. Is es.
Se,eid,nstc eapns su %, 81, 5, gu. 10 ss.
Neieer unb farbiser @luu-;u f2i 15, 20,
25, 35 uno so Gents.
Sseise eaipns = su 5, Z, s, 10, f2i, is, 20,
25, 80, 50 uuS 40 eents. Su babcn in S''
fbops, SietOria uno Snbia saTns.
geriiide eapns in allen Sdattirunsen ron
Is bis ;u so Gents
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Gmhrpiberie Separtenlelt.

sdpci,er Borbiruns bon 8 bis rs Cts.
Gambrie So,biruns bon 2i-50 Go.
Rainfoof Ginfahuns bon $50 ets.
Jarbiae 8nrbirunssn II. aueenranbr Sa3u.
@firt h[ouncina, bolle Qdnee .75-$2.50.
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3o6(en 6eOei(en!
Oe66a(6 ii6er5eugt GuC6!

8Iounsinss uno tiirtiids @uBsuranolpibsn
in Cream, Btib, Beige unb farbis.
Spanilde @uimpurc in Sdwarl Cream
uuS Beige, unb pafenoe ginfaiiunsen.
0amen. Saidentid)cr, ipei6s, nit 6antafie>
cinfafiuns, 3ierranb unb Baden; slcidfallS
cine idone auspabI bon raucr.Gaid idsntH'
6ern su allen Yrciien.
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SpiBell : 9epartement.

Cine cnoIoIe guapabI in folsenOeu Spisen.
iorten: Gsbptiide, iiirtiide, Gordon, galsn'
eia, 8liton, Spanifde, eseurial, 6eSora-tn
alien @rciten, bon ber biIIi9ften bis ;u fcr be-
ten Glaie.
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MAIN PLAZA, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS =. WO

gaS oft aaud gSprt gargan Bel Nnse nn m prlprer
wenm eS ni0t bur6 wiride abaa6en befGrft
r. .:C.m....of M.,~Ge QoGGOn 6O.nosGo,1
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-14
INFATUATED WITH HIS NIECE.
The Strange Story Told by a Heart
broken Wife in Newburgh.

From the New York Sun.
NEwBURGH, Sept. 10--A fine-looking
lady of middle age stopped at Smith str eet
residence to-day She was exhausted, and
weeping bitterly. She said she came from
Marlborough, Ulster county, seven miles
north of Newburgh, was the wife of well =
known farmer, and had four children. Her
husband, who is IS, she said, was infatuated
with a seventeen-year-oldg girl, his niece, who
lived with the family. and she at length de-
cided that either the niece or herself should
leave the house. A family council was held,
the girl being admitted. The girl said
she was deeply in love with her uncle,
and the uncle said he worshipped the
girl, and nothing could keep them apart.
and to get rid of his wife he offered TO deed
to her all OF the real estate he owned in
Marlborough, which is said to be valuable.
The wife, seeing that there was no hope for
her, a. length consented. An agreement
was made to come to Newburgh today and
have the necessary papers drawn. The
niece said she would come on ahead and re-
main here until everything had been ar
ranged. She came and occupied rooms in a
hotel last night. The husband came to-day,
the wife following on the next train, her
suspicious of runaway being aroused She
was accompanied by a friend, and when
they arrived "a meeting was held Then a
lawyer was engaged to draw up the docu-
ments for the transfer of the property
After the woman had told her story she
was seen on the street in company with the
niece The wife is by far the better looking
of the two She said that the papers were
not yet completed, but would be before
night.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-14
RACING AT sHEEPsHEAD.
Messrs. Keene and HARDWOOD PItte
Against Each Other.


NV YORK, Sept. 13.-Following is a
summary of to-day's events at the Sleeps
head Bay races:
FIRST RAcE-For non-winners; one mile.
Favor, ridden by Mclaughlin, won with Cleaner
second and Mamie Hunt third Time l:+5t4.
SECOND RACE-SweepStake for 2year-Olds
three quarters Of mile Leo II. Won, with
} Omaha second and Badge third. Time /: 10.
THIRD RAcE-SheepShead stakes for 3year-
olds; handicap; one mile and quarter Mss
Ford won, with Bessie June second and Laggard
third Time 2:ll.
FOURTH RAcE-Handicap; one and three
sixteenth miles. Lelogas won, with Eurus
second and Tenstrille third Time 2:05.
FIFTH RAcE-Racing stakes for 3year-olds
disqualified for fOuling Wahoo and the race was
given t. Wahoo, with Cyclops second and Joe
Cotton third. Time 1:451l.
SIXTH RACE-Selling allowances: seven fur
long: on the turf. Belmont won. with Bonnie
S. second and Adrian third. Time l:33I3.
EXTRA RACE-hatch: half mile. ROsarium
was ridden by Mr. Keene and Bar Sinister by
Mr.. HarwOod. Rosarium led from start to fin
ish, and won by eight lengths. Time 5214
DONCAsTER's SEPTEMBER MEETING.
LONDON, Sept. 13.-At the Doncaster
September meeting, the race for the great
Yorkshire handicap was won by two lengths
by merry Duchess, with Oliver Twist second
and Abuklea third. time 3:15. There were
ten starters the last betting was to
against merry Duchess, II to l against
Oliver Twist. and I 10 l against Abuklea
RepOn and Wintercherry, against which
the odds were to l each. also ran.
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Sanderson Savings.

SANDERsoN, FLA, Sept. 13.-The cottor
crop prospects appear very gloomy. The
harvesting of less than half a crop is. prob
able, rust having made its appearance in all
localities.
Prohibition goes into effect in this county
at the close of this month.
The Florida Railway and Navigation
Company are distributing free along
the line of their roads a treatise upon the cul
ture, curing, yield and marketing of to
bacco All experiments in this product have
resulted successfully the past season, and
the acreage planted will increase yearly
and If profitable will be edopted and sup
plant cotton entirely.
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A COW ON THE RAMPAGE.
II Attacks a Girl and Gored Man
Who Rushed TO Her escue.


Who Rushed to Her 0escue.
COLUMBUS, GA, Sept l3.-A countryman
brought COW TO town to-day, which became
unruly and refused to walk He beat her
over the head with stick, which caused the
beast to run away and take after little girl
named Josie Day. The child was knocked
down, but managed to grasp the Infatuated
animal around the neck and held on until
theco was thrown down by Manley Frayne,
who was in turn pursued and seriously
gored The little girl was painfully but 1t
Is thought not seriously hurt.
At called meeting Of the City Council
this alters DON. it was decided 10 light the
city by electricity. a contract was awarded
10 the Brush Electric Light company, at
Sos per light per year. Seventeen lights
will be located in the city, principally on
Broad and Twelfth streets.
A negro brick mason named Lende Harris
dropped dead while working on W. j.
Watts new warehouse to-day. His death
was caused by heart disease, brought on by
excessive heat
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FLoRIpA's METROPOLIS.
The Fall Term of Court-The Orange
Auction Company.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Sept. 13.--The fall
term of court in st. Johns county com
menced to-day.
President Henning, Pat Calhoun and
Superintendent Maxwell. three prorni-
nent gentlemen of the Florida
Railroad and Navigation system, left Fer
nandina to-day for tour of inspection over
the lines of the road.
The stockholders Of the Florida Orange,
Auction and Forwarding Company met this
afternoon and elected George F. Drew,
President: D. Redmond, Vice-President; J.
Huff, Secretary; Leopold Furchgott, Treas
urer, and State Senator A. S. Mann, Super
intendent. The board of directors consists
of J. j. Dickerson, of Lane countv;J. T.
Leslie, of Hillsboro county; A. S. Mann, of
fernando, and c. E. Ponguad, @. w
Docosta, and J. c. Greeley. of Duval
county. The company expect to do an i'm
msnse business in the State during the com
ing season. All the stockholders are very
wealthy and influential citizens
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HUFFS SUPPLY FARM.
The Bill Will be Favorably Reported
by the Committee


ATLANTA, Ca, Sept 13-Mr. Huff S
penitentiary and supply farm bill will be
favorably reported on TO the House to-
morrow by Chairman McLendon, of the
Penitentiary Committee. The committee
has been considering it for two weeks sec
examination before passing upon it, and
this afternoon concluded its efforts Perfect
harmony existed, and the bill comes from the
committee with a unanimous report in favor
of its passage. No material changes we're
made in it., with the exception that the pro.
vision providing for an experimental farm
IN connection with the supply farm was
stricken out. Mr.. Huff was not particularly
welded to the experimental farm idea, and
only put il in thinking that such feature
would cost the State comparatively nothing
and be of great service TO the Agricultural
Department, which was known TO favor
something Of that kind. The action Of
the committee on this bill disposes of
all the bills and resolutions that have been
introduced in this Legislature relative TO
the working OF the convicts Of the State,
with tho exception Of two, which
are Mr. Feltons reformatory bill and
Mr.. McLendons bill providing for the
releasing Of any convicts, the contract
for whom may be forfeited by
the lessees under this bill. Should
the lease contracts of Peniten-
Liary Companies Two aud Three be
forfeited Senator Brown will have b. pay
the $4,000 per year, which the lessees by
their contract agree ~ pay the State for the
eonylctS IN bulk during the term Of the
lease.
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In the Whole Hideous Catalogue

OF diseases, there were none which, previous 10
the discovery Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
offered more formidable resistance 10 the old
fashioned modes Of treatment than the group OF
maades which, under the collective name Of
malarial disease afflicted entire communities that
suffered hopelessly. Chills ana fever, dumb
al1e. ague cake and bilious remittent were
once regarded as well nigh incurabls. Now IL
rejOices the hearts Of thousands who reside IN
districts periodically subject 10 the visitation OF
malaria, 10 feel certain that IN the Btiers they
possess a certain defense against the scourge, a
sure means of eNpelling ~ poison from the sys.
TEN. To the settler IN the far West the new
imigra Dt thithsf. and 10 travellers and tourists
by land and sea, the possession Of this pleasant
which they might yalnly seek from any other
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